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Managing Quality

Integrating the Supply Chain


S. Thomas Foster

Chapter 4
Strategic Quality Planning

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Chapter 4

Strategy

Content

Quality

as a strategy

importance of
time in quality
improvement

Quality

strategy

Leadership

Does

The

Quality

for quality

and ethics

process
Deploying

quality

quality lead to
better business results?
Supply

chain strategy

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Strategy Content

Quality improvement involves identifying


potential areas for improvement and
planning the implementation of projects
and improvements

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The importance of time in quality improvement

There are two aspects of time:


The

time it takes to achieve business goals


as a result of quality
The speed at which companies improve

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The importance of time in quality improvement

When goals are set, one of three things


will occur:
1.
2.
3.

People will achieve the goals and incur


positive results
People will distort the data
People will distort the system

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Leadership for quality

Leadership is the process by which a leader


influences a group to move towards the
attainment of superordinate goals.

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Leadership for quality

For followers to have power, leadership must


share power. As a result leadership is
about the sharing of power.

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Leadership for quality

This power takes many forms:

The power of expertise


Reward power
Coercive power
Referent power
Legitimate power

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Quality and Ethics

Quality appears to be good business


Quality is also good ethics
We build good ships. At a profit if we can, at
a loss if we must. But, we build good
ships

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Quality as a strategy

Cost of Quality
PAF Paradigm

Prevention Costs
Appraisal Costs

Failure Costs

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Quality as a strategy

Failure Costs
Internal failure costs
External failure costs

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Quality as a strategy

Differentiation through quality


Focus through quality
Quality as a core competency

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Quality Strategy Process

The Forced Choice Model


1.
2.

3.

4.

Statement of the mission


Interrelated financial and nonfinancial objectives
Statement of strengths and
weaknesses
Forecast of operations

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Quality Strategy Process

The Forced Choice Model


5.
6.
7.
8.

Major future operations


Broad economic Assumptions
Key government/regulatory
issues
Major technological forces

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Quality Strategy Process

The Forced Choice Model


9.
10.
11.

Significant marketing
opportunities/threats
Explicit competitor strategies for
each competitor
Generating Strategic options

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Deploying Quality

Hoshin Kanri or Policy Deployment


The

Company develops a 3 - 5 year

plan
The Senior Executives develop the
current years objectives.

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Deploying Quality

Hoshin Kanri or Policy Deployment


Catchball occurs
The process is interactive
Teams report up
Management delivers feedback

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Does Quality Lead to Better Business Results?

Quality and
Price
Cost
Productivity
Profitability
Environment
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Does Quality Lead to Better Business Results?

Quality and
Price
Cost
Productivity
Profitability
Environment
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Strategic Quality Planning


Does Quality Lead to Better Business Results?

Quality and
Price
Cost
Productivity
Profitability
Environment
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Strategic Quality Planning


Does Quality Lead to Better Business Results?

Quality and
Price
Cost
Productivity
Profitability
Environment
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Strategic Quality Planning


Does Quality Lead to Better Business Results?

Quality and
Price
Cost
Productivity
Profitability
Environment
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Supply Chain Strategy

Logistics?
When shall we ship?
What mode of transportation shall we
use?
How do we optimize our shipping
practices?

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Supply Chain Strategy

Suppliers?
Who

are our preferred suppliers?


What is our process for supplier selection?
How do we develop suppliers?
How do we link with our suppliers?
Do we source globally?

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Supply Chain Strategy

Inventory management?
Where

do we optimally store inventory


How much? How long?
Do we have perishable stock?
Do we carry safety stock?
ARE we maintaining good levels of service?

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Supply Chain Strategy

Products?
How

much product do we stock?


What product variety is necessary?
How do we win orders?
Where are our products in their life cycles?

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Supply Chain Strategy

Service?
How

do we define service along the supply

chain?
What do our customers want?
can we segment the supply chain?
Who are our customers?

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